Arrays in Functions c++

You can use both the array index variables and the entire array itself as arguments to functions. The following program updates the elements of the array grades, one-by-one, passing a single array element to the function get_grade using callby-reference.

Instead of passing the elements in the array one-by-one to the function, we could simply pass the entire array as a parameter to the function just as well.

Modify the above program to accomplish the same functionality, except where the entire array as well as the size of the array is passed to the function get_grade instead of the single array index variable. This means that the get_grade function will now process the array and update all of the elements of the array grades during one function call, instead of doing so one-by-one called through a for loop. Be sure to also pass and use the array size in get_grade declaration and definition

sure it comples and works as expected. Note that you will submit tnis file to Canvas 2. Arrays in Functions You can use both the array index variables and the entire array itself as arguments to functions. The following program updates the elements of the array grades, one-by-one, passing a single array element to the function get_grade using call- by-reference. #include using namespace std; // get a single grade from user, with call-by-reference void get grade(int& grade): int main() const int SIZE 5; int grades ISIZE]: for (int _ 0; >grade; return